Leadership & Team Management Flashcards
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A team has strong D and I members but no high-S or high-C. What risk is most likely?
Answer: Rushed decisions with poor follow-through and little support
Without S and C, the team may lack stability, process, and quality checks.
Which approach helps a high-S team member voice concerns in meetings?
Answer: Asking for input one-on-one or in advance
High-S people often share more openly in low-pressure, private settings.
Which of these best describes a high-C leader's management style?
Answer: Systematic, standards-driven, and analytical
High-C leaders emphasize accuracy, procedures, and quality standards.
A high-D leader notices the team has gone quiet in meetings. What is a likely cause?
Answer: Their forceful style may be discouraging input
An overly dominant style can suppress contributions from more reserved members.
Which action best builds trust between a leader and a high-I employee?
Answer: Showing interest, giving recognition, and being approachable
High-I individuals build trust through warm, friendly, and appreciative interactions.
The four DISC dimensions are commonly mapped on two axes. What are they?
Answer: Fast-paced vs. moderate-paced and task vs. people orientation
DISC maps pace (outgoing/fast vs. reserved/steady) and priority (task vs. people).
When resolving conflict between team members of different DISC styles, a leader should first:
Answer: Help each person understand the other's style and needs
Style awareness reframes conflict as differences in approach rather than personal attacks.
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